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Introduction

Welcome to Kaiba's Community Blog:

Hi everyone, I'm Kaiba, a person who loves gaming, hiking, camping, art, cooking, and gardening! I'm also a mommy! My partner and I are so excited to welcome our little baby into the world. I started this blog because I want to share my hobbies and lifestyle with a community. I have found a lot of comfort and joy from seeing other creators' content and also want to share my passions and experiences!


About Me:

Name & Pronouns: Kaiba (they/them)

Background: I've worked in education and corporate training for the last five years and have experience before that as a tutor and teaching assistant at the college level. I have my B.S. in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science and my M.A.T. in Middle Grades Education specializing in Mathematics Education. I am a certified teacher for grades 5-12. I am now taking time away from paid work to become a stay-at-home parent and feel grateful to be able to make this shift to spend time with my baby.


About this Blog:

My plans for this blog are to share lifestyle and hobby-related posts and videos. I have been inspired by many other creators who have shared their passions! I am excited to start this journey here on Blogspot and may also post videos on YouTube if I find something interesting to record.

Hobbies I may share content about:

  • Table Tob Role Playing Games
  • Drawing and Watercolor
  • Hiking and Camping
  • Gardening
Lifestyle topics I may share content about:
  • Cooking & Meal Plans
  • Cleaning routines
  • Math Tutorials
I may post about other topics as well.

Thank you for being here!


Important Notes: This blog is a safe space for people in the LGBTQA+ community, Black and other people of color, and disabled people. No discriminatory comments will be tolerated on any posts. Please be thoughtful in the comments.

Disclaimers: What I share on my blog is from my personal life and only represents my personal opinions and experiences. Nothing I write or post is a reflection of the opinions or views of any institutions, schools, or individuals I am or have been affiliated with.

I may share links to content made by other creators. I am not responsible for the personal views, opinions, or actions of other creators or content posted outside of my own blog. If there are issues related to content I have posted or recommended please let me know.

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